Is the property without the owners' committee legal?

Legal analysis: the owners' committee is a non-profit organization to safeguard the interests of owners. Its function is to supervise whether the operation of property management companies in the community is reasonable and legal without losing the interests of all owners. If the owners' committee is not established, it can be reported to the local sub-district office, which will take the lead in setting up the owners' assembly and owners' committee.

Legal basis: Article 10 of the Property Management Regulations stipulates that the owners in the same property management area shall, under the guidance of the real estate administrative department of the district or county people's government where the property is located, set up the owners' meeting and elect the owners' committee. However, if there is only one owner, or if the number of owners is small and all owners agree unanimously, it is decided not to set up the owners' meeting, and the owners will jointly perform the duties of the owners' meeting and the owners' committee. Article 6 The owner of a house is the owner. Owners enjoy the following rights in property management activities: (5) to elect members of the owners' committee and enjoy the right to be elected; (six) to supervise the work of the owners' committee; However, if there is only one owner, or if the number of owners is small and all owners agree unanimously, it is decided not to set up the owners' meeting, and the owners will jointly perform the duties of the owners' meeting and the owners' committee.